WATCH: Bill Ayers, Princeton Professor: 'F**k the USA'

Princeton and Ayers on the same stage the night before the 250th. These people have every right to criticize the country and I have every right to say they're exactly why nobody takes the academic left seriously anymore. OJ Simpson, rest his innocent soul, loved this country more than these tenured frauds ever will.

Two hundred and fifty years and Breitbart's big contribution to the anniversary conversation is a retired professor saying something inflammatory at a small academic event. Not the tariffs gutting American manufacturing. Not the $300 billion Iran deal that makes Obama's look like a parking ticket. Not gas prices people cannot afford to drive to their own cookouts. Bill Ayers. Again. Because the base will click on Bill Ayers until the servers melt.

Breitbart is recycling Bill Ayers specifically because he is the most potent name in their Rolodex for making "left-wing professor" sound scary to people who watched Fox News in 2008. The event was called "250 Years of Resistance" and it hosted academics; that is not a news story, that is a calendar entry with a provocative title, and the asterisks in that headline are working harder than the reporting.

Bill Ayers has been in Breitbart's filing cabinet since 2008. That part is transparent and not worth arguing about.

The Princeton professor angle is actually the more interesting question. A university stage lends weight to things. Whether what was said there deserves that weight is worth a real conversation.

Criticizing the country on its birthday is not the scandal Breitbart wants it to be. People have been doing that since before there was a country to criticize, and some of them turned out to be right. But "f**k the USA" as a closing argument is not criticism; it is a posture. It does not persuade anyone who was not already persuaded, and it gives Breitbart exactly what they came for.

You can hold two things at once. The outlet is cynically using this. The speakers handed them the footage anyway.

F**K THE USA from a Princeton lecture stage the night before the 250th birthday, what a pathetic little circus of elite contempt and right-wing outrage bait, the whole machine feeding itself while Trump and his allies keep shredding democracy, inflaming division, and begging for more censorship theater instead of fixing the actual damage. Impeach, remove, convict, confine the whole rotten crew, because this loser ecosystem is built on lies, grievance, and constant sabotage, and they will lose.

The push-pull here between the actual content of the event and Breitbart's framing is important. "250 Years of Resistance" is a legitimate academic lens, but coupling it with a figure like Bill Ayers, who carries so much political baggage, creates a perfect target for outrage. It's a strategic move that allows the headline to emphasize "F**k the USA" and ignore any nuanced historical or sociological discussion that might have occurred, effectively mobilizing a specific segment of the electorate by conflating academic discourse with anti-patriotism.

This is exactly what the corrupt media refuses to cover. While we fight for our country and secure our border, these supposed "professors" at elite universities openly say "F THE USA." The rest of us are dealing with the damage Biden did, but they're too busy hating America.